Allkem ( AU0000193666 ) aus der Fusion von Galaxy Resources und Orocobre ensstanden (Seite 304)

[RayNar]

Klaro

Die Ressourcenschötzung nach JORC-Standard steht an, hatte sich verzögert, weil die von Durchflußmessungen der Pumpen abhängt.

[Kafka2000]

So, Leute. Ich denke, jetzt wird es so langsam spannend. Gestern in Australien ein Volumen von mehr als 600 000 gehandelten Aktien und einem Plus von 10%. Da kommt was.

Noch jemand an Bord?

Gruß

Kafka

[Kafka2000]

Na, sind die jüngsten Kursbewegungen etwa ein Anzeichen für die in Kürze anstehende Veröffentlichung der Ressourcenschätzung...?

[riruf]

Rockwood ist über die deutsche Chemetall in Argentinien aktiv.

Admiralty hat sein Lithium Projekt verkauft (Hab da Geld verloren)


Da gibts dann noch etliche Canada junior Miner.

Aber Achtung sehr Risikoreich

Latin Mineral Projekt in Argentinien
Western Lithium Projekt in Nevada
MOUNTAIN CAPITAL Projekt in Cananda
TNR GOLD CORP Projekt in Cananda


Dann gibts noch
Citic Pacific China
Talisson Australien
FMC USA
China Sun Group China Anoden/Kathodenhersteller


Selber bin ich bei Latin Mineral, Orrocobre, Canada Lithium, Rockwood und China Sun Group dabei

Werde vermutlich noch bei Western Lithium und TNR einsteigen

Grüße Richy

[Rockyfellow]

Denke, dass SQM und Orocobre die aussichtsreichsten Werte im Lithiumbereich sind. Orocobre ist meiner Ansicht von den aufstrebenden Werten der am meisten zuverlässige und vertrauenserweckende. Die nächsten Monate werden heiß für den Lithium-Markt. Die großen Automobilhersteller denken an das Auto von Übermorgen. Siehe auch den Einstieg der Araber bei Daimler, der u.a. die Forschung für Hybrid- bzw. Elektroautos forcieren soll.

Grüße, Rock

[Pichel007]

Hi zusammen !
Ich steige momentan langsam in Lithium ein.
Habe den großen im Depot, also SOC Quimica und Orocobre.
Kleine Pos. noch mit Admiralty *Ohoh* das ist spekulativ und dann noch Canada Lithium
Wißt Ihr noch ein gutes Unternehmen ?

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.771.538 von Popeye82 am 16.03.09 05:58:17

operativ:

"Olaroz Lithium – Potash Project
During the period, the company’s first drilling programme was completed at the Olaroz Lithium-Potash project in the Jujuy province in north-west Argentina. The objectives of the programme were to provide information on sub-surface geology; to sample solutions at depth to determine lithium and potassium grades; and provide information on the hydrogeological properties of the salt lake through pump testing and other test work.

By the end of the period, composite brine samples had been collected from the nine cased holes and three drawdown tests had been completed.

Work to date has shown the geology to be a recent sedimentary sequence composed of inter-bedded sands, clays and halite units beneath the current halite crust. Drilling has also shown the salt lake to be at least 200m deep, the depth of the deepest drill hole.

Larger scale batch processing test work has continued at facilities both at Olaroz and in Salta. The programme is nearly completion and will provide the process flow sheet and mass balance data for the scoping study currently being advanced.

With the completion of the geological interpretation and brine sampling from specific depths, it is expected that there will be sufficient information to allow a resource estimate to be completed. The batch process test work is near completion and once done, work on the cost and engineering aspects of the scoping study can be completed.

It is expected that both resource estimate and scoping study will be completed by April 2009. A key part of the scoping study will be to scope the work required to complete a feasibility study.

Subsequent Events
Since the end of reporting period, the Group withdrew from an agreement to acquire 100% of two cateos (exploration license) and one minas (mining lease) making up the “Marayes Gold Project” in
San Juan Province of Argentina. Amounts previously capitalised in respect of this project have been written-off at balance date.

In January 2009, the parent entity issued 165,000 new shares at an issue price of 23 cents each in part payment of an option payment due in relation to the Salar Olaroz project tenements.

In February 2009, the Company entered into a joint venture arrangement focussing on the exploration and exploitation of minerals found in salars (salt lakes) in South America.

No other material matters or circumstances have arisen since balance date. "

[Popeye82]

Half Yearly Report and Accounts - Mar 13, 2009
www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=ORE&E=ASX&N=208639

[dexterbland]

Very good report from SQM yesterday. Still a bull market in lithium and potash. Some highlights:

"SQM reported earnings growth of 181% for the first nine months of 2008, with net
income for the period rising to US$381.1 million.
· Earnings per ADR for the first nine months of 2008 totaled US$1.45, compared to
US$0.51 for the same period of 2007.
· Third-quarter net income exceeded both full-year 2007 and first-half 2008 net income.

Lithium

The growth in lithium revenues during the third quarter was the result of a significant increase in sales
volumes compared to the year-ago quarter, which allowed us to recover sales from the first half of this
year. We expect this trend to continue for the remainder of the year, such that full-year 2008 sales
volumes should be similar to or slightly higher than 2007 volumes. In terms of market dynamics, we have
seen a shift in sales volumes from Europe-North America to the Asian markets, with lithium-ion batteries
being the most important factor in this shift.

Our initial view for 2008 was that SQM’s lithium volumes would be lower with respect to 2007, as other
suppliers in China were expected to ramp up their production levels. We now see a more favorable
outlook for this market, as recent reports suggest that the increases in production will not be as significant
as these producers had originally announced.

Potassium Chloride

Year-to-date potassium chloride revenues have more than doubled as a result of the favorable pricing
conditions that have been prevailing in the global potassium industry. During the third quarter we continued to observe an upward trend in prices, and while there has been some weakness in prices for
nitrogen- and phosphate-based fertilizers, we believe potassium prices will remain strong. In addition, the
financial crisis may delay or even put an end to the capacity expansion projects that have been
announced by certain producers, which would make it difficult for supply to match demand in the coming
years."

[Popeye82]

Presentation - Feb 17, 2009
www.stocknessmonster.com/news-item?S=ORE&E=ASX&N=207853